Menschlicher Veränderungsprozess: Die wissenschaftlichen Grundlagen der Psychotherapie

Author/Contributor(s):	Mahoney, Michael J
Publisher:	Basic Books
Date:	02/25/1991
Binding:	Hardcover
Condition:	NEW

Why is it so difficult for people to change? What can be done to maximize the chances for success? To answer these questions, this sweeping book travels across a vast intellectual terrain, encompassing the history of ideas about human nature, developments in the cognitive sciences, artificial intelligence, evolution, psychobiology, developmental psychology, theories of emotion, the psychology of self, and more. The author then applies the theory to practice, drawing on his wide personal experience with hundreds of clients "in transition" to outline a model of significant change. Mahoney identifies common themes and experience patterns associated with dramatic change, emphasizing the role of emotionality and cognitive processes, and challenging long-revered notions about thinking and feeling.